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Alarming Fraud Trend Targets Small-Town Mosque with Foreign Ties
MAINEVILLE, OHIO — The Islamic Center of Maineville, a mosque under construction in rural southwest Ohio, has drawn attention amid rising concerns about foreign-owned trucking companies and associated fraud. A review by Fox News Digital has uncovered significant financial connections between the mosque, various trucking companies, and the government of Uzbekistan.
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Levi’s distribution network transition saga continues to drag
Levi Strauss & Co. won’t see benefits from its beleaguered distribution network overhaul until 2027, according to a Q3 earnings call from Oct. 7. Despite closing its Hebron, Kentucky, distribution center at the end of Q3, Levi’s has been slowed by complexity caused by the number of SKUs it manages and a fire at one of its distribution centers, CEO Michelle Gass said on the call.
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Longtime Pet Butler Customer Purchases Southwest Ohio Franchise in Successful Resale
October 26, 2026 // Franchising.com // DAYTON, Ohio – Pet Butler has announced the successful resale of its Southwest Ohio franchise, with Tony Baron purchasing the business from Todd Figgins and RJ McKay. The territory serves customers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati region with pet waste removal and pet care services.
The Cincinnati Exchange
Amend Consulting plans 80 new jobs, Cincinnati headquarters move
Amend Consulting plans to create 80 jobs and relocate its Cincinnati headquarters as part of a business expansion supported by Ohio state tax incentives. The project includes $6.8 million in projected annual payroll, with job creation expected by December 31, 2029. Cincinnati city records identify 312 Plum Street as the proposed location associated with the new positions, although the company’s final relocation arrangements and the city’s incentive approval status require confirmation.
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Cincinnati Committee Advances Plan to Put Cannabis Tax Toward Home Repairs
Cincinnati’s City Council Budget Committee voted 8-1 on Monday, October 26 to advance a plan for spending the city’s future cannabis tax revenue, directing the largest shares to home repairs and childhood lead poisoning prevention, with the full City Council expected to take up the proposal on Wednesday, October 28.
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Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment inks lease for new corporate HQ
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - The restaurant group behind some of Cincinnati's most recognizable restaurants has inked a new lease for its corporate headquarters, following its abrupt departure from downtown in 2025. Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment signed a 10-year lease through landlord Lee & Associates Aug. 28 for its new...
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Study finds historic preservation fuels Cincinnati’s economic growth
Cincinnati’s historic districts are contributing to the city’s population growth, business activity and tax base, according to a new study examining the economic impact of historic preservation. The report, “Cincinnati’s Historic Neighborhoods: Jewels in the Queen City’s Crown,” examines the economic impact of historic preservation, including its relationship...
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CoinHub Opens Larger Lebanon Coin and Jewelry Store With Oct. 31 Grand Opening
LEBANON, Ohio — CoinHub will open its larger Lebanon Coin & Jewelry store on Saturday, Oct. 31, inviting collectors and families from the Cincinnati and Dayton areas to a Halloween grand opening in downtown Lebanon. The new storefront at 110 S. Broadway Street will offer coin buying, selling and...
The Courier Journal
Kroger to cut 3,000 jobs in major shift. What that means for shoppers
Grocery store giant Kroger is planning to cut thousands over jobs over the coming years. The company, which has about 100 stores across Kentucky, plans to slash 3,000 corporate jobs over the next three years, according to an internal memo by CEO Greg Foran obtained by The Cincinnati Enquirer, part of USA Today Co . The multi-state grocery chain headquartered in Cincinnati plans to eliminate more than a third of its roughly 8,200 corporate staff, according to The Enquirer. "Our business is becoming leaner, more focused and more competitive," CEO Greg Foran wrote in the Oct. 12 memo to employees. "This transformation will also result in fewer roles across the company, which means we will reduce our corporate workforce across many functions." More: Kroger uncorking new in-store wine experiences for Louisville shoppers Here's what to know about the job cuts coming to Kroger: Is my Kroger closing? The memo reviewed by The Enquirer specified these cuts will come to corporate jobs rather than store level positions. It did not immediately reveal plans for store closures. Where is Kroger planning its job cuts? Cuts are expected to impact Kroger's hometown of Cincinnati the most, according to the memo. Additionally company hubs
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City Council approves 2027 property tax rate
The Oxford City Council approved the 2027 property tax rate, discussed grants to fund local parks and community centers and discussed upcoming events during its meeting on Oct. 20. Heidi Schiller from the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) provided a year-in-review for the OCAC, noting its 21 community events and...
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Findlay Market Vendor soHza Sister Boutique Opens Second Location After 10 Years
SoHza sister Boutique’s new storefront extends a business built around fair-trade goods and women’s producer groups. The boutique, founded by three sisters in 2013, has opened at 105 W. Elder Street in Cincinnati’s Market District, adding a second brick-and-mortar location and its first within Findlay Market’s Over-the-Rhine footprint.